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The Robertson Brothers 1960s Variety TV Show came back to Canberra last weekend, visiting the Southern Cross Club to deliver a trip down memory lane with hits from Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, The Seekers, Bee Gees and more. 

Megan Doherty

Woden Valley Early Learning Centre nature pedagogy leader Gabby Millgate with Hudson Pooley, Austin Prague, Daisy Franks, Tyler Harley, Poppy Weiss, Octavia Werner- Gibbings, Lincoln West, Frankie Torres, Zoe Elliott and Piper Bullock. Picture: Karleen Minney.

The Muriel's Wedding star is now an early childcare educator in Canberra.

How a Muriel's Wedding star is expanding Canberra kids' worlds

Harley Dennett

Cam Wheaton has his COVID booster shot by registered nurses Pri Rimal and Ayako Ishigamori. Picture: Karleen Minney

The ACT recorded 1329 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm Friday.

COVID cases rise as experts worry about complications and death milestone

Joshua Connell and his mother, Michelle Henderson. Picture: Facebook

The 19-year-old reportedly slipped and fell six storeys, landing on the roof of a nearby restaurant.

'Pain like nothing I've ever felt': Canberra teen dies in Thai hotel fall

Soofia Tariq

Elvira Shagabuddinova outside the ACT Magistrates Court last year. Picture: Toby Vue

The woman is behind bars after refusing to apply for bail, despite it not being opposed by the prosecution.

'I'm not person at all': 'Living woman' refused bail after bizarre stand-off with magistrate

Olivia Ireland

Alan Wade thinks it's likely the mite will spread, meaning it will be a lot more difficult to look after his own bees. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Bees across Canberra could be at risk of the deadly varroa mite, which is circulating across NSW threatening the honey industry.

Capital beekeepers ready for spread of deadly mite

UFU national secretary Greg McConville. Picture: Keegan Carroll

The World Health Organisation has officially declared firefighting a cancer causing profession.

Calls for more support as profession declared cancer causing

Socials: The boys are back

The Robertson Brothers 1960s Variety TV Show came back to Canberra last weekend

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In the aftermath of the summer's fast-hitting disasters, or through the enduring grip of drought, we have seen the best of our human qualities on display. In every village, town and city, every day. 

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Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd is working to prevent future Russia-Ukraine style aggression.

Kevin Rudd joins Ukraine advisory group

Thousands took the streets in capital cities demanding free abortions and more accessibility to health services for women and pregnant people. Picture: AAP

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Australia nears 10,000 COVID-19 deaths

TEN YEARS ON: Wiradyuri woman and author Anita Heiss signs a copy of her book 'Am I Black Enough For You?' for Jan Roberts at the Curious Rabbit on Sunday. Picture: Madeline Begley

Dr Heiss' new book is an update to her memoir of the same name, released a decade ago in the aftermath of her court victory over Andrew Bolt.

Socials: The boys are back

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